Two young men —one from Ghana, the other from Canada— are brought together by their respective searches for information about their absent fathers.

This documentary pieces together a violent death through court records, personal accounts, and the unresolved history of a land dispute involving the Mapuche Nation in Patagonia.

A mother and daughter reconnect with their shared roots across a funeral in Guinea-Bissau and a wedding in France, in a hybrid film that blurs the boundaries between ritual, performance, and lived experience.

Family pressure to become a mother leads Alejandra into deeply problematic situations in this documentary-fiction hybrid shot in Mexico by the Chilean filmmaker Maite Alberdi. A Netflix release.

In the aftermath of a devastating personal loss, the jazz pianist retreats to his parents’ home in Florida, where he deals with his grief and depression.

Iván falls in love with Hadoum in the greenhouse where they work. However, his long-awaited promotion interferes with the relationship, forcing him to decide what kind of man he wants to be.

A man returns to his hometown after many years, only to find that no one seems to recognize him. Is he really who he claims to be, or is something else going on? Opening Film of the Debut Features Competition.

When a powerful subcontractor threatens to withdraw his support if she does not provide more work for his team, Heike faces a difficult choice. To comply, she must sacrifice one of her own employees.

A Chilean Air Force officer finds himself in an increasingly fraught situation after the military coup, when he is forced to obey orders he does not believe in. Part of the Berlinale’s First Feature Competition.

A return home for her uncle’s funeral pulls a young woman into an uneasy investigation that brings his secret life into the open—and compels her to face the risks of revealing her own.